“Posthumous Stories” is a unique collection of stories by the outstanding Ukrainian writer Marko Vovchok, which saw the world after her death. The book includes rare works that were not published during the author’s life. The 1910 edition is extremely valuable for collectors, researchers of Ukrainian literature and connoisseurs of rare books. Its pages preserve the spirit of contemporary Ukrainian prose, which intertwines social themes, deep psychological images and folk traditions. ???? Collection Contents: "Dyak" is an account of the life of a village dyak, his moral and spiritual trials. “Pryodysvit” is the story of a clever man who is looking for easy ways in life. “Letter from Paris” is a personal and emotional work that reflects the memories and thoughts of the author. "As Hapko malt denied" - a humorous story about human nature and temptations. Gaidamaki is a fascinating historical sketch about the struggle of the Ukrainian people for their freedom. Rareness and Collectible Value The original 1910 edition is very rare and of high historical and antique value. Such specimens are sold at specialized auctions and can become a real gem in the library of a collector or historian of literature. There are library stamps